Celebrating community safety with St John Ambulance, SES, Fire & Rescue NSW, and Police at the Lunar New Year Festival in Ryde.
Saturday 13 February 2027
Corner Hillview Road and, W Parade, Eastwood NSW 2122, Australia
Free
Experience the vital role of emergency services at the vibrant 2026 Lunar New Year Festival in Ryde. This event highlights the dedication of St John Ambulance, SES, Fire & Rescue NSW, and Police in ensuring a safe and enjoyable celebration for all attendees.
Throughout the festival, you will see St John Ambulance volunteers in their iconic green uniforms providing first aid and medical services to keep everyone safe and well. The SES Ryde Unit volunteers will be supporting fireworks safety and general event security. Fire & Rescue NSW will be on-site attending emergencies and monitoring fire hazards, while the Police will maintain community safety and be available at their stall on West Parade, in front of Eastwood Library.
- First aid posts staffed by St John Ambulance volunteers
- Fireworks safety and emergency support by SES and Fire & Rescue NSW
- Police presence ensuring public safety and community engagement
- Coordination among all emergency services to manage large crowds and incidents
The festival takes place in Ryde, with key emergency service stalls and posts located strategically for easy access. The Police stall is specifically located on West Parade, in front of Eastwood Library, making it easy for visitors to find assistance if needed.
Safety is a top priority at the festival, with multiple emergency services working together seamlessly. Visitors are encouraged to approach first aid posts if they require assistance and to familiarize themselves with the locations of emergency service personnel throughout the event. The presence of these services ensures a secure environment for families and children enjoying the festivities.
Attendance at the Lunar New Year Festival and access to emergency services are free of charge. No booking is required to visit the festival or seek assistance from emergency service volunteers.
